When hitting your goal isn’t good enough

If you have coached long enough, you will be familiar with this.

A person hits a goal without really giving 100%, then leaves thinking they did good.

Well, they didn’t, here’s why–

  • the goal was not big enough
  • they could have done much better with full effort

Never let a person get away with that !

You, as a coach, are not doing them any favors by letting them slide like that.

Even on sub-max days full effort is a must.

People have to be fully engaged in the effort to make progress, regardless of the number of plates on the bar.

I would rather see a person give a true 100% effort and miss their goal than to put forth a 60% effort and hit it.

Make sure a person has goals big enough to draw out their very best, every time!

 

Published by ironcave1

I was the owner of the Cave, a strength-based, veteran-owned, unconventional coaching facility, which closed on May 31, 2022 after almost 12 years. My full focus is now on bringing our steelclub and mace training called Mace Fit out to the public. Follow us at http://macefit.com and @2slingsteel.

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